randy: randy. lemonis: good to see you. this store is big. randy: it is. lemonis: isn't it? randy: yeah, it's a good size. lemonis: wow. how is your store set up differently than the other stores? sarah: well, if you know about tea, if you like a certain tea, we introduce you to our tea wall. dawn: would you like to smell? lemonis: yeah. see, you love it. look how passionate you are about it. this smells so authentic and so -- dawn: for the people that are true green tea lovers, there you go. lemonis: yeah. what does this store mean to you and your family? sarah: it means everything. i mean, my dad and i started this from the beginning. we laid the tile. lemonis: you guys built this store yourself? sarah: yeah, me and my dad and my brother. lemonis: i mean, there's more than just money invested here. there's a lot of heart. sarah: heart, yeah. lemonis: there's what? shayla: it's a family business. we take it very seriously. lemonis: and how much money do you have invested in this location? randy: $150,000. dawn: and the equipment is probably $80,000. lemonis: so you have $23

randi hascited that joined us.et me throw a curveball to her presentation and say we are now doing it online. thank you so much for joining us and i will turn it over to you. randi: great. let me share the screen and make sure we've got everything right. thanks, everyone for coming. it is kind of fun to actually do zoom presentations. i did one for the history of colorado and it was widely attended. it was funny. people are coming from different states and it's just like high. .y name is randi what i want to talk to you about today as i have a new book out called "the bad old days of alorado" -- this one is nonfiction book and what happened is my first book is called "the beaten territory" about the women on market street . i was at a writers conference, being a loudmouth as usual and i was joking around and somebody is like where are you from? coloradoike i'm from and we used to be bad and i'm -- and we are proud of it. that was an editor and she was like write that up, i want to see it. i think you are just the p

dio el último adious a la jueza ruth bader ginsburg que falleció a los 87 años de edad y como dice randyra honrarla. >> a solo un paso donde dejó sus década ahora volvió a hacer historia. >> se convirtió en la primera mujer en ser velada en una capilla ardiente. >> adentro los políticos velaban el féretro de la magistrada ruth bader ginsburg. >> ahora ella está en el capitolio de los estados unidos y es la primera mujer que tiene ese honor. >> unió por uno los poiliticos de estados unidos incluhendo joe biden y su esposa se defendían de jugador la jueza ruth bader ginsburg. >> ella recibió un último diamos y de su entrenador que le rindió homenaje con tres lagartijas frente a su ataúd. >> ruth bader ginsburg se suma a una corta lista de recibir un homenaje en el capitolio. >> su banquillo quedará vacío hasta que el senado nomine a la nueva candidata. >> ese vacío hasta muchos años más. >> amy coney barrett y bárbara lagoa una latina de la florida está entre las candidatas y donald trump daá a conocer su reemplazante. >> en el capitolio randy serrano. >> gracias randy serrano y nos vamos

jim, poppy, back to you. >> randi kaye, thanks so much. we're joined by political correspondent dana bash. i know it's tough to describe a voting group as monolith. people make their decision and there's a broad set of viewpoints, and we know the trump administration's policy regarding immigration from latin america. i mean, not just attempting to stop illegal immigration but even restrict further legal immigration. you look at statements of stephen miller and so on. what is the reaction among latino voters to that policy in particular? >> well, you just heard in randi kaye's excellent piece that the people who are trending towards or even saying that they will vote for donald trump who are latino voters say they are doing that, for lots of reasons, one of them is the argument that the trump campaign is apparently with those votersuccessfully making about the fact that you have to worry about socialism because so many latino voters, either they come from or their family comes from places in south america, central america, elsewhere, where

randy, i'm enraged. i'm enraged listening to this. i'm incredibly proud of the bravery of these deputies at the hands of the animals that did this. you also got your hands on this image from a nearby surveillance camera showing the wounded officers after they got out of their vehicle. there it is. randy, given your organization is dedicated to chronicling this acts of violence against the cops, are you seeing an uptick in violence? >> oh, absolutely. the wounded blue helped injured and disabled officers whether that injury is physical or emotional. we have seen hundreds, in fact thousands of law enforcement officers injured in the line of duty in the recent space of violence across the united states. what my organization does is works with these men and women. my team is made up of officers that have been shot and stabbed and beaten over. reaching out to these men and women is an incredible experience. what you saw and heard is not only chilling but filled us with pride as well. what we saw there is an incredible amount of courage and

justine's dad, randy, was a national guardsman, a volunteer firefighter. he was trained to keep his head, knew what he had to do. randy got in his truck, drove out of town to the road he knew she'd take coming home from her boyfriend's house. and then he saw it in a construction zone on a highway 93 overpass. what did you find? >> something i don't want to see again. you could say a fireman's worst nightmare. >> someone tried to hold him back. he kept on. >> and then i saw her over at the side. >> his perfect daughter, his justine, obscenely broken but amazingly still alive. how did she look? >> i didn't really see a lot of her on the gurney there, but i got to see her at the hospital. >> she was pretty bad. >> you know, you don't want to ever see your kid in the hospital. >> every bit of her was damaged, horribly. breck broken bones, brain damage, ruptured organs. the chance she'd survive slim, said the doctors. oh, but the winters' news could have been worse. and a few miles away when the phone rang at jason thompson's house, the news was much worse. the

arne duncan and randy weingarten are here. >>> and 57 days from election day, will any of this have any effect on voters up to this point? we'll discuss when this live labor day edition of "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. it has been a rough labor day weekend in the trump white house where officials are absolutely full-out freaking out about thursday night's report in "the atlantic" that trump had characterized americans who died in war as losers and suckers. trump himself has spent the past four days repeatedly denying the story, marshaling all kinds of people to come forward to knock it down. he insists today that, quote, only an animal would say a thing like that. the white house trotted out figures like sara sanders who we know has lied to reporters multiple times to claim the report isn't true because they were there when trump didn't say the terrible things he allegedly said. i think they're hoping you don't think of that formulation too much. the main problem for the white house here is that the evidence supporting the story is pretty ob

but on that very same day, they released randy volar.hree months passed before they turned that evidence over to the district attorney. even once the district attorney had the evidence, 12 days passed before mr. volar was killed andd th no longer could prosesecute the case. reason forwas the the e three-month delay in turng over the evidence to the district attorney? >>>> the kenosha police department would not comment for my story. they still have not provided a reason for that. the kenoshsha district attorney said they had assigned a sex crimes prosecutor to the case and were under continued investigation, trying to figure out things like how old the girls w were and what charges we available. but we spoke in the course of our reporting to other district attorneys, other prosecutors who have experience with sex crimes who s say this case was -- witho much video evidence is something that should have been handled in a much different w way. amy: you were with chrystul's mother when she opened the boxes of evidence that had been gotten un

randy weston kind of was on the opposite end of that. he's 26 years younger than duke.really a whole generation removed and for his part and the same year that duke ellington received his presidential medal of freedom, randy opens a club in morocco. after touring northern africa in the mid '60s, he stayed in 1967 and lived there for several years before returning to the united states. you can see by his garb and if you look up his music, randy, when he continued to make music, incorporated the african elements of rhythm, congas so you get that fusion within his music. not only an identity, but straight up moving it, actually. that's a different perspective than what duke and the old guard guys had on the whole thing. and so as a final note, for their part, the state department realized only too late that you know, what they had started out with in the 1950s of this sort of can do attitude on foreign policy, that the u.s. can go out there in the world and shape the world how we wanted it. that had changed by the mid 1970s. the foreign policy had started to become somethi

randy: mi meta es que cada salón, cada niño tenga acceso a una tableta, tengo acceso a la tecnología.s alto, pero así como yo lo doy, lo que yo doy lo doy de corazón. yo siento que también recibo. y eso es muy gratificante. [música] ¿esta crema? is not my mamá's cream... es muchísimo más liviana y deja mi piel feeling even smoother than hers. olay regenerist es mi secreto to keeping great looking skin en la familia. voila, rewarded with guacamole and a side of quiet. grubhub gives you rewards for rewarding yourself, with food. (doorbell rings) - grubhub! ¿tu ropa limpia no huele tan limpia? ¿qué tal si tu ropa podría permanecer fresca por varias semanas? ¡sí es posible! esta toalla ya fue usada, pero todavía huele fresquita. echa unstopables en la lavadora antes de poner tu ropa. así disfrutarás tu ropa fresca por hasta doce semanas. es importante asegurarse de tener la cobertura adecuada de medicare. así que llame a unitedhealthcare y aproveche una amplia variedad de planes incluido un plan aarp medicare advantage de unitedhealthcare. puede combinar su cobertura hospitalaria y médica

randy? >> try to divide the underclass. >> divide the underclass. good. because i'm not saying there's some sort of -- racial utopia happening here between the lower classes. the scots-irish and others, english settlers, the poor, they arrive with preconceived notion of racial difference, but this biracial underclass, white indentured laborers, african slaves, and the status is very, the difference is very ambiguous between the two. they worked together. they lived together. they partied together. they hooked up. and they played music together. so there are correspondences and alliances potentially forming that if you're a member of the planter elite, you want to -- you want to prevent that from happening. want to drive a wedge between those two groups. and whan we see hat we see over course of the 17th century laws being put into effect that defy increasingly what it means to be black and what it means to be white. and what it does is, it essentially creates whiteness as a form of capital. i've used this term before. what do i mean by it? whiteness as a

esos enemigos todavía están en el mundo varias ciudades se llevaron a cabo con eventos virtuales >>> randy, sabemos que estos son tiempos difíciles, pero tienes que saber que no estás sola. todos hemos tenido que adaptarnos. y con el verano, tus facturas de energía pueden subir al igual que las temperaturas. juntos, podemos ahorrar energía y dinero en esta época difícil. cierra las persianas durante el día... ajusta el aire acondicionado a 78° o más... o usa un ventilador para refrescar cuando puedas. juntos somos más fuertes. cuídate, california y sigamos brillando. si se hace la prueba de covid-19 obtendrá los resultados en cuestión de horas en agosto las personas que se hicieron el examen médico tenían que esperar más de una semana para saber si tenían coronavirus autoridades de salud asegura que los tercios desde california están recibiendo los resultados en menosde un días hace seis mese la organización mundial de la salud de ta claro como pan de 1000 covid-19 a la fecha, california reporta más de 750,000 casos confirmados, más de 14,000 personas han fallecido la mayoría de los estudi

joining us now to help us break it down is randy gibbons.l get to the implications of shipping and a second but what do you expect in terms of inventory builds and the dislocation effects of hurricane laura and what demand issues do we have to contend with? aboutm hurricane laura two weeks ago we saw 84% of gulf of mexico production off-line. since then had it has gone back up to only about 14% of production off-line. you are starting to see production come back quickly. fortunately, laura was not as damaging as people expected. but you are seeing u.s. ultra production coming back quickly. onshore didn't change as much. we do expect continued draw downs and completion from the inventory levels as well in the next couple of weeks here because, right, demand is not rebounding as quickly as many people thought it was. roof finally utilization is still at the mid-70's. not what it was a few months ago. we expect continued drawdowns from the inventories. exports are strong. production is not. as a result, you need to draw inventory further. alix:

i want to get into this, randy. this is how joe biden react to the shooting of the la sheriff deputies pretty said weapons of war have no plays in our communities. we need to ban assault weapons and high-capacity magazines. randy, obviously condemned the violence against these officers. aside the fact that the gunmen seemed to be using a handgun an not and a style semi automatic rifle, what kind of responses that and what does that tell you ? >> that was pathetic. but showed me is he is so out o touch that he was willing to us this horrendouss assassination attempt not to show that he cared about the police but that he wanted to get a political point that had nothing to do, absolutely nothing to do with this brazen, cowardly attack. to show. >> that is what i expected from joe biden. he couldn't care less about the police. >> randy, thank you so much.ha for bringing this body of and video to late tonight. and after those two deputies arrivedd at the hospital, blm protesters storm the building and tried t to block th

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randi reed, not long to go until the next election. generally they show biden ahead.ump, voters for trump. you are looking at joe biden's events not really getting a lot of poeple. what you are finding is the silent majority saying that we have got 30 something days until the elections, it is time to get loud it is time to elect donald trump and put four more years in front of us. i do not catch a name, i'm sorry. ben. the other person brought up a very good point and our economy pre—covid was excellent and you are seeing donald trump's economy and the stock market is coming back and we are on our have gone covid numbers down, he announced this morning that he is gone doing not done a tonne more testing and test being distributed throughout the country. if we focus on the economy, i think we are in for a huge landslide. i do not believe the polls one bit. let me put the same question to laura. i read one piece of polling data that said 17% of both trump and biden supporters could change their minds. is it still to play for? yes, i think it is. when you get down to the

"randy smith" llego a tener neumonia y sus pulmones colapsaron mientras estaba hospitalizado.ero aun le falta un largo camino. pues debe hacer terapia para volver a caminar, hablar y comer con normalidad. y nos vamos a phoenix, arizona. ahi pedro ultreras nos lleva a conocer la historia de una familia de panaderos, que a pesar de las dificultades de la vida y ahora la pandemia-- han luchado por mantener su negocio y su flote. mientras guatemala reabre fronteras su presidente se tiene que encerrar tras dar positivo al coronavirus.y hoy en mexico se recordo a las victimas por los dos terremotos del 19 de septiembre-- el del 85 y el de 2017. hoy es el segundo dia de operaciones del aeropuerto internacional "la aurora" en guatemala. esta re-anudacion de entradas y salidas al pais, coincide con el anuncio de que-- entre los mas de 7 mil 550 contagiados de coronavirus, esta el presidente alejandro giamattei. el mandatario dijo que su caso es leve, que por ahora esta bien y que seguira trabajando desdecasa-- pero como nos cuenta erika porras, giamattei le advirtio a varios de sus min

cnn's randi kaye is in jupiter, florida.ll us about the event today. >> reporter: brooke, the president spoke just a few moments ago. he has now wrapped up his remarks. he stayed pretty much on message really talking mainly about the environment, a little bit about jobs, took a couple of jabs at joe biden as well. but mainly about the environment, came here to tout environmental protections that the administration claims he has taken part in as well as conservation efforts. he said he had a big announcement early into his remarks and he announced that he's going to sign, which he did just moments later, an extension of the moratorium on offshore drilling here in the state of florida. so he expanded the ban on offshore drilling along here in the state of florida. also in the gulf coasts. that was good news for folks there and certainly expanding that to the atlantic. also to the coast of georgia and south carolina he said so that officially expands this decade-long ban on offshore drilling for another ten years. it was suppos

so we can now get from dr randy short a human rights activist and minister for salt a peace organization thank you very much randy for being with us so very shocking footage of yet another death of the united states we're seeing a systemic pattern or is this just a one off incidents that have been caught by the media or public attention. so systematic. and that's a very complex that involves mental health problems. jim crow policing and. another it depends we don't even know the full story but. this is common place where there has been plenty of reaction to this tragedy but the rallies remain quite small for now why are we not seeing similar response here to what we witnessed in the aftermath of george floyd. who will follow the money someone is funding the protests around joy 'd exploit the same way you don't see why it's crowds for briana taylor in louisville kentucky these killings happen all the time there was a specific agenda behind george since. chiming in what happened in the aftermath of it. in reality which you see with floyd shorts is outside forces being involved in taking ou

if i'm on this we're joined by dr randy short a human rights and peace activist thank you for being with us here on our to international. such an extraordinary circumstance such extraordinary times in the united states there was a lot of anticipation about this case coming it has now come or the decision has come if you will of the grand jury said 2 out of the 3 officers involved in the shooting were justified are you surprised by that you know and. and why not could you expand on that just a little bit. well there are 2 parts one is. law enforcement works for the ruling authorities you don't want to punish your own employees that implement your. agenda that's one number 2. my like brothers and sisters have not fully harness all of their power and influence to control their communities to preserve their communities and to demand and receive both justice and say over the policing in their areas and when there are atrocities or excessive use of force or police slayings. only then is there a explosion and this is further complicated by their e. sinister forces on all sides that play on the

randy has been an integral part of our show and will be dearly missed.e wish him well on his next adventures. finally, this evening if you have been walking or driving around the bear area recently you may have noticed honey bears looking out windows or painted on the sides of shuttered businesses. it is the work of an anonymous street artist by the name of finch who started painting them years ago, and now sees them as a way to put a smile on people's faces during the pandemic. this spring, he raised almost $130,000 for bay area charities through sales of his artwork. which reminds us of the power of art, to unite and uplift during a time of shared struggle. captioningponsoredy wnet >> sreenivasan: on this edition for sunday, september 27: the partisan fight over the confirmation of supreme court nominee judge amy coney barrett; the next stop in our roads to election 2020: the state of georgia; and puerto rico's renewed push for statehood. next on "pbs newshour weeken" >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: sue and edgar wachenheim iii. the anders

randy has been an integral part of our show and will be dearly missed.e wish him well on his next adventures. finally, this evening if you have been walking or driving around the bear area recently you may have noticed honey bears looking out windows or painted on the sides of shuttered businesses. it is the work of an anonymous street artist by the name of finch who started painting them a way to put a smile on them as people's faces during the pandemic. this spring, he raised almost $130,000 for bay area charities through sales of his artwork. which reminds us of the power of art, to unite and uplift during a time of shared struggle. robert: high stakes on the high court. and for american democracy. president trump: i will be putting forth a nominee next week. it will be a woman. >> we have an obligation under the constitution to fill the vacancy. robert: republicans rush to fill a vacancy as the nation remembers justice ruth bader ginsburg. and american institutions are tested as the president's -- president sparks alarm about the peaceful transfer of

thank you. >> randy gerardes talking about stadium financing. >>> coming up, jp morgan want a chance to get in with some of the busiest companies. >>> remember, you can always listen to us live and on the go on our cnbc app. we're back in a couple [ thunder rumbles ] [ engine rumbling ] [ beeping ] [ engine revs ] uh, you know there's a 30-minute limit, right? tell that to the rain. [ beeping ] for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. to deliver your packages. and the peace of mind of knowing that important things like your prescriptions, and ballots, are on their way. every day, all across america, we'll keep delivering for you. >>> welcome back to "the exchange." quite a reversal to close out the week the nasdaq was up earlier about the same amount it is down right now. it's at a 115-point decline, a 1.3% drop. some big changes with apple as to how it's going to allow gaming through it's app store. that pushed shares of apple, microsoft, alphabet and other gaming companies to all-time lows >>> let's get an update from sue herera sue? >> judge john gleason has urged a d

let's get straight to randi kaye in florida with all of the details. randi, what did the governor announce and why does he think it is safe now? >> reporter: he said that the threat has eased. he put it that simply. he thinks it is time to reopen. all of the businesses around the state, so he's lifting all restrictions on bars and restaurants and businesses statewide immediately. that means that restaurants are now in phase three, the state is in phase three so they could open to 100% capacity. this outside table is empty and people don't have to sit outside and right away they could sit inside up to 100% capacity. there might be a different approach here in south florida in doral and miami-dade and broward county, the three hardest hit, but he hasn't laid out what that is. and if a restaurant doesn't want to open to 100% capacity, they have to provide justification. so we'll see how that goes or what that means or will they in the end be forced to open to 100% capacity. and the other issue is the masks. the governor said around the state counties and

cnn's randi kaye is live at the hospital in ft. lauderdale with more. what do we know, randi? >> good morning, alisyn. we are here at the broward health medical center. it's where brad parscale is being treated. this all started yesterday afternoon, about 4:00 p.m., when police responded to reports of a suicide attempt. parscale's wife, had called police, saying that he had barricaded himself inside the home. he had multiple weapons. she was very concerned he was going to harm himself. so police and negotiators went to the house here in the ft. lauderdale area. they spoke to him, they negotiated an exit. apparently, they did everything right, because we know how this could have ended. he spoke to them, he surrendered after the s.w.a.t. team had arrived on scene just shortly after that, because they had developed this rapport with him. he's being treated here and held under the baker act, which is a florida state law, which says you can involuntarily commit someone if you're considering their health and wellness and you're concerned they may do some damage to themselves. but a

. >>> y bueno se habla de posibles candidatas, randy serrano con más . >>> acá fuera de la corte supremamientras se escoge quién tomará su cargo. >>> terremoto polticio apenas comienza, y el epicentro de la mayoría republicana basta con cuatro para evitar esta posición . >>> todos van a votar en bloque a favor de esta nominación. >>> pero dos magistrada no votarán . >>> también ahora dice que respaldaria a quien nomine el presidente ,. >>> donald trump se prepara para hacer el anuncio a finales de esta semana y aunque ha dicho que nombrará una mujer altamente calificada , estas serían dos mujeres . >>> (en inglés) nominada por trump a una corte federal. >>> la condición es que sean sexualista y no estén ahí para adelantar ideologías de un lado o de otro. >>> el público acá podría rendirle tribuntos y el viernes será otro homenaje en el caitlio. >>> este lunes el presidente donald trump y joe biden hacen campañas electorales, joe biden estará en wisconsin. >>> y este unes organizaciones proinmigrantes y religisoso se unieron para defender a usuarios del tps vamos a ver la información de e

host: randy, thank you. thank you. the caller'sk leprosy -- representative of a large group of democratic voters. as i mentioned earlier, there has been two polls in the last cew weeks that shows democrati voters are prioritizing the supreme court more than republican voters. [indiscernible] i think that one of the things joe biden will have going for sense of purpose and seriousness about that, even if i did not support joe biden in the primary, i can't afford to be a third party voted this time around because the stakes are important for so many other things are too high. seen --ast year we have [indiscernible] two of the liberal justices are over 80 years old. one way or the other donald trump would have 1, 2, 3, may 4 picks in a second term. even if you think that john roberts occasionally breaks with conservatives, and will move with liberals now and again, you can kiss that possibility goodbye if donald trump gets one more justice on the supreme court to replace a liberal justice. all of those 5-4 cases. street -

acción contra la presidencia del presidente donald trump que es amenaza a estados unidos >> gracias randy desconoce cómo fue que el hombre terminó en el agua >> aprueban plan el mismo día que se develó fue dañado por una pareja anglosajona dicen que tienen planes para crear proceso formal en la instalación y preservación de este tipo de mural >> la capa gris no es neblina sino que es humo esto provocó que cerraran el parque ya que la calidad del aire es peligrosa para los visitantes con estas imágenes en vivo desde san francisco nos vamos con nuestro jefe de meteorología guillermo quiroz el humo en le área de la bahía >> regresa esto es cuestión del movimiento de viento para los que van a las montañas mala calidad del aire podríamos ver claridad hermosa ahora vemos bruma el panorama será más complicado desde mañana la baja presión al norte me refiero para oregón y washington sigue lloviendo le sistema frontal la parte frontal llega a nuestra región es la que limpia el movimiento de los vientos del pacífico al este por tanto centra aire del oeste a nuestra región aire fresco agradable pero

the middle east could you describe for our view is what did not feed off khari mean to you every day randy and you support your thoughts of popular sport and he must have been a hero to people there so it must be a very sad day for people to know that he has been executed of course naveed after already very present use to suppress by the iranian regime since 40 now of more than 40 years alone and be one for the regime to to end this inhuman executions of peaceful protest. that was dawning yasi from the national council of resistance of iran speaking earlier to our reporter chair and read the venice film festival has wound up with a gala night of stars on the red carpet glittering awards and of course lots of face masks the winner of the golden lion for best film was nomad land starring fracs frances mcdormand this year's event has taken on added significance for the global film industry it's the 1st major movie festival since the start of the coronavirus and demick. i think it was business as usual on the red carpet in venice but this year without the crowds and with facemasks organizers w

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my apologies, randy.ome ♪ >>> good tuesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street" i'm carl quintanilla with david faber and kayla tauchy, cramer has the morning off. welcome to september, historically the worst month for the s&p but 2020 has already given us plenty of surprises futures are mixed as we await pmi and smi data, oils hanging on to 43 roadmap begins with september and stocks can the manger averages add to their

randi? >> there's no defined author or set of authors. it's sort of evolving by whoever's telling it. you cannot accurately trace it. with print literature, you have a specific set that this is the story, this is the author, it doesn't really change. oral literature you can change to fit the situation. it is always kind of changing and evolving. >> okay, always changing and evolving, yes. this is a group of people with an oral and richer that they take with them. as we see in stagger lee, these ballads are significant because of the values they impart. because the stories they tell, and this is particularly true of hillbilly music. these stories are didactic. what does didactic mean? >> it's kind of like imparting with a moral lesson. >> i could not have said it better, absolutely. so these stories, as they travel, they become a sort of code for living. for people without a print literature and people without a very robust government structure. just to give you an example, i guess it was about 25 years ago. a psychologist didn't experimen

here's randi kaye in miami. >> reporter: in a state where margin is a regular occurrence, every vote counts. enter michael bloomberg, now pouring big money into the sunshine state to help joe biden win. his latest move, $16 million to pay off debts owed by exfelons. in 2018, florida voters approved an amendment for 1 million people with felony convictions. republicans in the state blocked felons from voting, unless they paid all fines and court fees. a few years ago, rosemary mccoy was convicted of illegally occupying a property. she hopes bloomberg can help. >> i applaud him. i thank him. >> reporter: the money bloomberg raised will go toward helping more than 30,000 black and latino former felons in florida cast their ballot. florida political expert susan macmanus. >> reporter: florida is the perennial purple state. >> reporter: and winning here is expensive. bloomberg is funneling $100 million of his own money into the state. and in addition to the $16 million to pay off the debts of felons, his money is backing a tv ad blitz, targeting, among other things, president trump's resp

probado el problema es que muchos estadounidenses dicen que no se quieren vacunar o están indecisos randymiércoles mensajes contradictorios de parte del gobierno >> por una parte dicen que todo estadounidense podrá vacunarse contra el covid-19 en abril por otro director dek centros para el control y prevención de enfermedades hijo que probablemente una vacuna no estaría para la población en general hasta el verano del último año lo único fijo por ahora es que se ven papeles que fueron enviados al congreso >> y que las vacunas diría que la mayoría de los casos podrían ser dos dosis la distribución sería dividida pases la primera para trabajadores esenciales y personas vulnerables la segunda y tercera para el resto del país >> nos esperan el anhelado antílope que pudiera frenar la pandemia el 33% de las personas dicen que lo aplicarían según la encuesta >> algo que preocupa expertos en salud pública >> llegar a una tasa de más del 70% da veremos una caída de las inspecciones porque no hay tantas personas en que el virus respectar >> el mismo sondeo dice que la vitac la gente >> y a lo que d

we want to go to cnn correspondent randi kaye in palm beach county, florida right now.tails can you give us on florida phase 3 reopening? >> reporter: well, it was a big move by the governor certainly, christi. he said that phase 3 is under way immediately. that means that he lifted all restrictions on bars and restaurants and nightclubs throughout the state, basically reopening the state for business 100%. restaurants can now be open up to 100% capacity. so fully open. bars and nightclubs also under phase 3 can be open to 100%. although they will have some limited social distancing protocols. but the governor says he wants to stop punishing people for not social distancing. also, if the county does want to keep a restaurant open to -- between 50% and 100% capacity, there's nothing allowed that would be less than 50%. if they want to go less than 100%, they actually have to prove that and offer some justification for their reasoning as well. the governor did say that south florida, where we are in palm beach county, miami dade, the hardest hit counties there would be a

cnn's randi kaye joins me from palm beach county. politicians on the local level very surprised.erybody else there? >> yeah, there's a lot of confusion about what this all means. the governor tried to lay it out yesterday, fred, late in the day at a press conference, but still a lot of confusion as to what's open, how many people can go inside, how many have to stay outside. what's the mask mandate now in these individual counties? they're trying to figure it out. the governor wants everyone to know we're officially in phase three. the state of florida is 100% open for business. he wants restaurants to be open to 100% capacity so that is under way already. bars and nightclubs also can open to 100% capacity, although there will be some limited social distancing protocols in the bars and in the nightclubs. but the governor says that if a county wants to just open the restaurants to 50% capacity, so less than 100% that he's looking for, they also have to provide justification. so they actually have to give a reason and help the state understand why they want to do that. he's trying

>> joining us is randy wine garten. the union represents 1.7 million teachers from preerk to the universities. welcome to the program. >> thank you, joshua. and good luck on your new gig. >> thank you very much. >> the extended gig. >> i think teachers are the ones who need good luck. >> oh, yeah. >> this digital divide. what is your sense of how they're handling the challenges of getting used to teaching either on line or an on-line-in-person hybrid. how's that going? >> let's just say that there's no good choices right now. and i'm often asked whether -- you know, who is doing this right, and frankly there's some places where there's a moment of rightness and there's lots of moments where there's huge anxieties, so take the fact that 17 of the 20 largest systems are on remote. remote education is never going to be good. it is better than not having education at all. it's never going to be a substitute for being back in person, which is why we have been struggling to see how we can get safely back in person since last

i want to bring in randy sutton, retired las vegas police lieutenant and founder of the wounded warriorways wish that could be a different occasion. you and i tend to talk with things are tough. tell me what's happening that we can turn around, or deal with at this point. it is devolving, and it is, potentially. >> you are absolutely right. the instant it happened, with the ambush attack on the deputies in l.a., we revealed exactly what is happening in america. that is the war on cops. it is a very real war. i wonder if biden, and his comments about weapons of war, i wonder if he was finally coming to the realization that there is a war on cops. i wonder if that's what he meant. probably not. when you talk about devolving, harris, the behavior that we saw at the hospital was something that was almost unhuman. to see people reveling in these shootings is something that -- it is almost a loss of humanity. and then we see the riots taking place in lancaster after an officer is attacked with a knife. if you look at the videos of the variety, the look of hate and lust in the eyes of the peop

.>> reporter: randy says he is trying to hang in there but his san ir son since march.>> i'm not sure how much longer i can open up. >> across the county line it's a different story, this is the 600 block of mission street, on this side of the line daily city and san mateo county, you can get your hair done indoors. on the other side of the line, san francisco, the only county in the bay area where you cannot get your hair done indoors. and that's exactly what i found a few days ago as they began to open up on the daily city side of the line barbers were hard at work but on the san francisco side the shops were closed. >> it's ridiculous. if i have on the side, it's >> alexandra owns a salon studio on this side.>> san francisco officials did not want to talk about it on camera but they are proceeding much more slowly with reopening than the state is allowing. the statsaysyored county like s napa and santa clara and santa cruz counties. but in san francisco only outdoor dining is allowed. the state says you can get your hair done indoors, even in purple counties like san mateo. still,

vamos con randy serrano que nos tiene más detalles . >>> saludos desde fuera de la corte suprema dondelegar las personas para darle un último adiós a una grande de la jurisprudencia de estados unidos. (...) murió la semana pasada a los 77 años de edad . >>> comenzó en la mañana con una ceremonia privada. reservada para familiares, amigos cercanos a la familia. y los jueces que le rinden homenaje. la segunda mujer en historia de estados unidos en llegar a la corte suprema de justicia. sus restos fueron colocados en la entrada de la corte para que las personas puedan ir a rendirle tributo . >>> el presidente bastar dentro de las personas que van a llegar a la corte mañana para darle un último adiós ella es recordada como un exponente del arco legal. esto en tantos casos importantes de alto perfil. asimismo la recuerdan políticos tanto liberales como conservadores que también le van a rendir homenaje el viernes cuando sea velada en el capitolio. va a ser una ceremonia con invitados especiales por la pandemia . >>> se van a dejar a un lado las diferencias políticas por ahora para rendirle

golpeada por la pandemia, en la semana pasada 870,000 personas solicitaron beneficios de desempleo-randyputan >>> (nombre extranjero ) estÁ acusado de haber conspirado con residentes que no estaban bajo custodia bajo pedir fraudulentamente beneficios por la pandemia en junio y julio por medio del departamento de desempleo del estado, estos reclamos que estaban bajo nombre de 30 recursos estaban en pagos fraudulentos. este fue sentenciado a cuatro aÑos y esta condena serÁ agregada a su previa sentencia de 17 aÑos >>> en otros temas un grupo de activistas de san francisco exigen recortes presupuestarios mÁs severas al departamento de expolicÍa, funcionarios ya probaron quitarle 10 millones de dÓlares a la agencia del orden pero lÍderes comunitarios creen que no es suficiente para prevenir incidentes de abuso policial, se verÁ que este jueves realicen una junta para pedir mÁs reportes y cambios de dicha agencia >>> se quedÓ sin empleo durante la pandemia pero no se dejÓ vencer, interese quÉ es lo que hace para salir adelante >>> conozca la historia de esta familia hispana que asegura que su

more on that contest from 360s randi kaye. >> reporter: in a statement where razor thin election marginsegular occurrence, every florida vote counts. billionaire michael bloomberg pouring big money into the sunshine state to help former vice president joe biden win. his latest move, more than $16 million raised to pay off debts owed by ex felons. in 2018, florida voters approved an amendment restoring voting rights to more than 1 million people with felony convictions. republicans in the state then passed legislation blocking felons from voting unless they paid all fines and court fees. a few years ago, rosemary was convicted of illegally occupying a property. she hopes bloomberg can help. >> i applaud him and thank him and pray other people join in. >> reporter: the money bloomberg raised will go toward helping more than 30,000 black and latino former felons in florida cast their ballot. sustain >> florida is the purple state with a huge 29 electoral college votes. >> reporter: winning is expensive. bloomberg is funneling $100 million of his own money into the state and in addition to t

. >> cnn 's randi kaye joining me from palm beach county. what more are you learning there?orter: fred, as you said, the governor is lifting all restrictions on businesses here in the state of florida, phase 3 is officially under way. we are 100% open, according to the governor here in the state of florida. that includes restaurants, which will now be allowed to open to 100% capacity. there's still people sitting outside here at the restaurant behind me but inside you can fill it up, according to the governor. bars and nightclubs can also open to 100% capacity. there will be some limited social distancing protocols inside there as well. but also if the county does want to keep a restaurant closed just a little bit, say 50% to 100% capacity, they have to justify that move to the state and they have to get approval for that. so, the governor really wants to see the state get back under way in terms of business and economic recovery here. also, fred, regarding masks, the governor says that local counties and municipalities they will not be able to fine people for not wearing th

randi? >> reporter: good morning, john. yeah, we know that he is getting some treatment here this morning in ft. lauderdale at the broward health medical center. this all started at 4:00 p.m. yesterday when his wife apparently called police. she was very concerned about him. police responded to reports of a suicide attempt. she said that he had been barricaded inside the home with multiple weapons. she was worried that he was going to harm himself, so police arrived. they did everything right, apparent apparently. we know how this could have ended. he negotiated with the police, they negotiated his exit from the residence. they developed some type of report with him and just shortly after the s.w.a.t. team arrived, he did surrender. we know that he's being held here under the baker act, which is a state law here in the state of florida that allows for involuntary temporary commitment. so he's being treated here for a while, he's being held under that baker law. meanwhile, just a little bit about his background. he was the c

. >> late today we spoke to randy trew who runs a company called flood limb, and they will have a pilot to screen schools and workplaces in the bay area. >>> still ahead, are you ready to catch a flick on the big screen? details on one place opening up in a >>> movie theaters have always been a place to escape reality and starting today the blosser county studio movie grill is also providing some relief from the smoke. they opened at 25% capacity after lacquer kenny moved into the red tier. now they are sanitizing the seats and trays, and encouraging patrons to order tickets and snacks online to minimize holdups.>>> kerri walsh jennings is apologizing for not wearing a mask at the grocery store. in instagram oshie wrote "i went shopping without a mask on and this is why. i read a quote the other day that shook me, this is not being enforced." she said that statement woke her up and she wanted to stand up for her rights and freedoms without putting others in danger. jennings was criticized for her comments and later wrote "to those i've upset so deeply, i'm sorry. to those open to hearin